Building accessible tables — how to make your <table> tags readable for visually impaired people.
“Links & Javascript living together in harmony”: — the proper way to use Javascript in links.
Liquid design for the web — why it’s sometimes a bad idea to have a web page with a static width.
Layoutomatic — A CSS generator that [...]

This judge in the Microsoft vs. Hyperphrase case certainly does have a nice way with words.

Microsoft’s insouciance so flustered Hyperphrase that nine of its attorneys [...] promptly filed a motion to strike the summary judgment motion as untimely. Counsel used bolded italics to make their point, a clear sign of grievous iniquity by one’s foe. [...]

“Whenever someone thinks that they can replace SSL/SSH with something much better that they designed this morning over coffee, their computer speakers should generate some sort of penis-shaped sound wave and plunge it repeatedly into their skulls until they achieve enlightenment.”
— Peter Gutmann

The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.

Jeremy Hadley had an image that needed color correction. I gave it a shot. Before:

And after:

The sky is still a bit too purple, but that’s what you get from 15 seconds of Photoshopping.

An interesting article about some sites who are switching to RSS feeds instead of news letters.

“E-mail is dead, period,” declares Chris Pirillo, the Internet entrepreneur who distributes about 400,000 e-mail newsletters weekly. “I don’t care what kind of legislation goes through, people aren’t signing up for newsletters anymore. People are assuming that every e-mail publisher [...]

On my 34th birthday, March 21st 2014, I may get an asteroid for present! Isn’t that nice? (Via Antipixel)

The British agency responsible for identifying potentially hazardous asteroids says US astronomers are warning of a possible collision in 2014.

The UK Government’s Near Earth Object Centre says American astronomers have discovered a large, fast-approaching asteroid that could [...]